House Hunters Season 2015 Episode 112 Maine Dentist Wants Land for Trapshooting; Wife Says No

In season 2015 of House Hunters, episode 112 titled "Maine Dentist Wants Land for Trapshooting; Wife Says No," we follow the journey of a couple who are looking for a new home in Maine. The couple, Tim and Cindy, have been married for over a decade and are looking for a place where they can continue to build their family and enjoy their hobbies.

Tim is a dentist who loves to participate in trapshooting, a sport that involves shooting clay targets. He is looking for a property with enough land to set up a range so he can practice his hobby without disturbing anyone. However, Cindy is not a fan of the sport and prefers a home that is closer to town and has a yard for their kids to play in.

The couple's real estate agent, Bob, takes them to three different properties in their search for the perfect home. The first property they visit is a beautiful log cabin-style house that sits on a large piece of land. It has a deck that overlooks the surrounding woods and a detached garage that Tim thinks would be perfect for his trapshooting range. However, Cindy is not thrilled with the secluded location and worries about being too far away from town.

The second property they visit is a more traditional, colonial-style house that is closer to town. It has a large yard that Cindy loves, but Tim is disappointed that there is not enough land for him to set up his trapshooting range. Despite the compromises, they both seem to like this house and it becomes a strong contender for their final choice.

The third property they visit is an old farm that has been renovated into a beautiful modern home. It has plenty of land for Tim's range and a large yard for the kids, but Cindy is not a fan of the rustic feel of the property. She also has concerns about the maintenance of the land and the potential for wildlife encounters.

Throughout the episode, we see Tim and Cindy struggle to find a property that suits both of their needs. As the hunt continues, it becomes clear that they will have to compromise on some of their wants to find a home that they both love.

In the end, we see Tim and Cindy make their final decision and choose a property that they both feel is the best fit for their family. The episode ends with them moving into their new home and continuing to build their life together in Maine.

Overall, "Maine Dentist Wants Land for Trapshooting; Wife Says No" is a relatable and entertaining episode that showcases the struggles many couples face when buying a home. The show is a great mix of humor and heart and provides a unique window into the often-stressful process of finding the perfect home.